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Covid-19 pop up vaccine clinics
Fema has partnered with Jackson County Public Health, Rogue Food Unites and the Department of Health Services to provide free Covid-19 vaccines across Southern Oregon to under-served communities.
Posted: May 23, 2021 11:31 AM
Posted By: Monica Huynh
JACKSON COUNTY, Ore Fema has partnered with Jackson County Public Health, Rogue Food Unites and the Department of Health Services to provide free Covid-19 vaccines across Southern Oregon to under-served communities. The two dose Pfizer vaccine will be given at every pop up event for anyone 16 years or older. Parent consent is not needed to receive the vaccine and identification is not required. Both first and second doses will be provided at each pop up event.
Fema plans multiple vaccination clinics across Jackson County
Fema has partnered with Jackson County Public Health, Rogue Food Unites and the Department of Health Services to provide free Covid-19 vaccines across Southern Oregon to under-served communities.
Posted: May 9, 2021 12:06 PM
Updated: May 9, 2021 3:11 PM
Posted By: Monica Huynh
JACKSON COUNTY, Ore Fema has partnered with Jackson County Public Health, Rogue Food Unites and the Department of Health Services to provide free Covid-19 vaccines across Southern Oregon to under-served communities. The two dose Pfizer vaccine will be given at every pop up event for anyone 16 years or older. Parent consent is not needed to receive the vaccine and identification is not required. Both first and second doses will be provided at each pop up event.
FEMA announces mobile vaccination events for Jackson County
The vaccine is free to anyone over age 16, regardless of legal status, without an appointment.
Posted: May 7, 2021 1:16 PM
Posted By: Mike Zacchino
In order to serve historically underserved segments of the population, partners at the Jackson County Vaccination Equity Center coordinated with various community groups to provide easy access to the COVID-19 vaccine.
No appointment is necessary and the vaccine is free to anyone over the age of 16, regardless of legal status. Language interpreters and support for people with disabilities are available.
Up to 250 doses of the Pfizer vaccine can be given each day at the mobile vaccination event.
JACKSON COUNTY, Ore. – A mobile vaccination unit will operate in Jackson County for the rest of the month.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency said the unit can administer up to 250 Pfizer COVID-19 vaccines each day it’s operating. The vaccines are free and available to anyone over the age of 16, with no appointment necessary.
“Mobile vaccination events provide an additional option for individuals who want a vaccine but face increased barriers and challenges for accessing and traveling to established vaccine clinics,” FEMA said. “Partners at the Jackson County Vaccination Equity Center at the Expo coordinated with community-based organizations, businesses, schools, and faith community partners to host the mobile vaccination events.”